How Trump's claims about Tylenol and autism affect some N.S. families

This is Nova Scotia
24/09/2025 9 min

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In an unsubstantiated and widely disputed claim, U.S. President Donald Trump has linked autism with the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy. Allison Garber says she felt crestfallen upon hearing that news. She sits on the board of Autism Nova Scotia and is an advocate for people with autism, including her son.

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